Cook's triple-double fuels Chieftains' 5-set win

BASCOM – Savanna Cook collected 14 kills, 22 digs, two aces and 20 assists to help Hopewell-Loudon fend off rival New Riegel 17-25, 26-24, 25-22, 15-25, 15-13 in SBC River play Thursday night. Araceli Velasquez added 13 kills, 19 digs, two assists and four blocks for H-L, while Amery Siebenaller had 12 kills, 16 digs and four blocks, Maddie Holcomb made a whopping 72 digs, along with a pair of aces and assists, Lily Brickner tallied six kills and eight digs, Anna Bloom posted four kills, Alexis Fedele added two kills, five digs and nine assists, Persilla Ragle made 33 digs, Addie Smith recorded 10 digs and 12 assists, Karsyn Snyder finished with two kills and five blocks and Erin Daniel made a pair of digs. Senecas tear through LakotaKANSAS — Bella Borgio slammed 13 kills and Gracie Miller and Bryn Dircksen each hammered three aces Thursday as unbeaten Calvert dropped Lakota 25-14, 25-5, 25-15 in Sandusky Bay Conference River Division play.Dircksen (2 kills) added 30 assists and three digs for the Senecas (10-0, 7-0 SBC) and Miller chipped in five kills and six digs.Claire Schoenberger came up with nine digs, Megan Rombach drilled eight kills, Hope Waire lined seven kills and Ava Eilrich added seven assists and three digs.Emily Miller smacked five kills, Scarlett Faber and Kate Coleman both tallied five digs, and Karris Marinis lined four kills. BC boots WarriorsSYCAMORE — Buckeye Central outlasted Northern 10 Athletic Conference foe Mohawk 17-25, 25-20, 22-25, 25-15, 17-15 Thursday.Aubrey Gottfried keyed Mohawk (8-2, 4-2 N10) in the loss with 19 assists, four blocks, three kills and three digs, while Reese Hoover (2 aces) had 17 assists and nine digs.Emerson Gurney (2 assists) backed them with 26 digs for the Warriors, Mallory Brickner (2 assists) had 23 digs and three aces, and Biz Klopp tallied 17 kills, seven blocks and four digs.Emma Weaver came up with 15 digs, Jayla Huffman provided 14 kills and seven digs, Cara Peterson (2 aces, 2 assists) registered 15 digs, Chloe Miller lined 11 kills, Elise Meyer added five digs, and Mara Haynes ended with three kills and three digs. Blue Devils clip WynfordCAREY — McKinnely Kessler and Abbi Seager each approached a double-double Thursday in Carey's 25-22, 25-19, 26-24 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win against Wynford.Kessler (2 aces) keyed the Blue Devils (7-3, 5-1 N10) with 24 assists and eight digs, and Seager registered 12 digs and eight kills.Emily Brodman (2 blocks) added 12 kills, seven digs and three aces, Rylie Stoops (2 aces) had 12 digs and six kills, Sophia Klein belted nine kills and Ava Troiano came up with six digs.Tigers upend Rams in 4ATTICA -- Bryn Meyer produced 27 kills, two blocks, 19 digs and four aces to lead Seneca East by Upper Sandusky 26-24, 23-25, 26-24, 25-16 in N10 play.Lexi Snay backed her up with 18 kills and 14 digs, Luella Burkholder had 16 digs and three aces, Lilly Burkholder added 24 assists and two aces, Paige Miller served up three aces, Anniston Burroughs also had three aces and Paige Strawser ended with 16 assists. Cooper-led Redmen claim shootoutNORWALK — Samuel Cooper took medalist honors and a teammate added a top-five finish Thursday to push Bellevue past Perkins 159-163 for the win in the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division shootout at Eagle Creek.Columbian took third with a 174, and Norwalk held off Clyde 180-184 for fourth. Sandusky did not field a full team.Cooper fired an even-par 36 and Caden Lindsey tied for fourth with a 40 to key the Redmen.Blake Sutherland backed them with a 41 and Jackson Decker shot a 42.Preston Spurlock (44) and Max Horn (45) rounded out Bellevue.Kyle Hepp of Columbian claimed second overall with a 37. Mason Roszman added a 44, Finn Cooper carded a 45, and Carter Everhart and Izaac Woessner each had a 48.Jack Dell (59) also played for the Tornadoes.Clyde's Nico Carroll shot a 39, Mitch Newsome tallied a 47, and Connor Eastby and Carsen Gillmor turned in twin 49s.Fliers Adler Renfro (50) and Cohan Palija (51) also competed. Chieftains bunch up to take shootoutFOSTORIA — Megan Boes tied for runner-up honors and the next three Hopewell-Loudon players ended in the top 10 Thursday as the Chieftains beat Old Fort 188-193 in the Sandusky Bay Conference River Division shootout at Loudon Meadows.Calvert nosed out Danbury 204-205 for third, followed by Woodmore (216), Fremont St. Joe (217) and Gibsonburg (248). Sandusky St. Mary did not field a full team.Boes and Old Fort's Kristin Combs each fired a 46 to share individual runner-up honors.Aubrey Cline and Mylie Alt added twin 47s to tie for fourth and Mallory Rowe shot a 48 to tie for sixth to complete the scoring for victorious Chieftains.Brooke Clouse (52) and Jaclyn Rowe (64) also played for H-L.Sarah Combs and Claire Hunker both carded a 48 for Old Fort to go with Kristin Combs' score, and Isabella Reyna added a 51.Stockaders Mollie Snyder (71) and Tahlia Steinberger (71) also competed.Hannah Spaun topped Calvert wit a 48. Grace Wood turned in a 49, Gentry Gillett had a 51 and Reagan Clark tallied a 56.Sofia Lee (58) and Aniston Havens (69) rounded out the Senecas. Young, Fliers each end secondNORWALK — Samantha Young took runner-up honors Thursday to help Clyde upend Norwalk for second at the Sandusky Bay Conference Lake Division shootout at Eagle Creek.Perkins cruised to the win with a 185, while the Fliers turned back the Truckers 201-205 for second. Columbian edged Bellevue 210-211 for fourth.Young led all area players with a 47.Claire Collins chipped in a 49 for the Fliers, Sienna Turner shot a 51 and Layla Myers had a 54.Adalynn Siedenburg (61) and Casey Fisher (63) also played for Clyde.Francesca Miller paced Columbian with a 49. Abriella Woessner backed her with a 52, Patricia Haner added a 54 and Emma Spurck tallied a 55.Tornadoes Adalyn Clarkson (60) and Avery Feasel (68) also hit the course.Bellevue's Addison Miller and Mariska Manning each registered a 51. Taylor Waldrup chipped in a 53 and Rhiannon Geringer had a 56.Ava Meyer (57) and Brookelynn Gilbert (59) rounded out the Lady Red. Tigers drop CareyUPPER SANDUSKY — Seneca East's girls beat Carey 208-231 Thursday in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference match at Lincoln Hills.Isabel Stockmaster led the Tigers to victory with a 50, Aylah Hoerig shot a 52, and Natalie Snavely and Addison Dawson both had a 53.Lydia Black topped the Blue Devils with a 55. Dakota McKinney backed her with a 58, and Mia Kitzler and Lexi Pahl each tallied a 59.Kendyll Cooper (65) and Amyah Conn (67) also played for Carey. TC notches 13th victoryIt was close to a sweep Thursday, but in the end Columbian was too much for Perkins in a 4-1 SBC Lake win. TC swept the singles matches as No. 1 Leah Weingart handled Anna Ferback 6-0, 6-2, while No. 2 Elise Johnston beat Olivia Lizzi 6-1, 6-0 and No. 3 Leah Wahl blanked Alex Ott 6-0, 6-0.TC's No. 2 doubles pair of Kenzie Felske and Angela Nominee downed Emma Beatty and Lexi Green 6-1, 6-3.Perkins' lone win came at first doubles as the pair of Brynn Catlett and Jencyn Gennari outlasted Olivia Dotson and Mia Daniel 5-7, 6-3, 13-11.TC improved to 13-3 overall and 7-1 in the league. Fliers sweep rival Lady RedCLYDE – A couple matches went to a third set Thursday, but Clyde handled Bellevue 5-0 in SBC Lake action.At singles play, Clyde's No. 1 Ariah Farrar dropped Emerson Snyder 6-1, 6-0, while No. 2 Kenzlie Guhn fended off Natalie LittleJohn 5-7, 6-0, 7-6 (10-5) and No. 3 Sophia Ruffing took down Leeah Hinojosa 6-2, 6-0. The first doubles match was close as Clyde's Adriana Barnes-Ortmann and Delaney Fritz bested Makayla Ortmann and Lanei Williams 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (10-6) and the No. 2 duo of Danika Harvey and Ava Fosnight downed Allison Lee and Aubrea Branco 6-1, 6-4.Clyde improved to 9-4, 4-4 in the SBC Lake. Chargers zap SenecasCalvert was right with Edison for most of the match Thursday, but came up a bit short in a 3-1 loss.At singles play, Edison's No. 1 Liz Campbell downed Evelyn Pfleiderer 6-2, 6-2, while No. 2 Jenna Keoghan beat Sydney Michaels 6-3, 6-6 (7-4). There was no third singles match due to lack of numbers from both sides.Edison's first doubles team of Scarlett Bennett and Faith Maschari upended Mady Eborg and Victoria Juarez 6-1, 6-1. Calvert's lone win came at No. 2 doubles as the duo of Baylee Prenzlin and Lara Tobin topped Teagan Farrell and Ilah Reynolds 6-0, 6-1. Madison wins battle of RamsMANSFIELD – Upper Sandusky was up against it again Thursday and came away with a 4-1 loss at Mansfield Madison.Madison swept the singles matches as No. 1 Emma Reynolds handled Madelyn Collins 6-1, 6-0, No. 2 Kylie Carroll defeated Aeris Caudill 6-2, 7-5 and No. 3 Jennah Richards took down Audrey Gottfried 6-0, 6-1.Upper Sandusky's win came at No. 1 doubles as the team of Abigail Gottfried and Ardyn North topped Isabel Rush and Destini Conrad 6-2, 6-2.Madison's second pair of Anna Boliartz and Lyla Walker upended Greer Kraus and Erin Ritchey 6-4, 6-1. The Rams fell to 7-7 this season. TC takes a tumbleOAK HARBOR — Oak Harbor beat Columbian 5-2 Thursday in boys soccer.Connor Reese scored both goals for the Tornadoes in the loss.Corey Pool assisted on one of the goals, and registered 24 saves as keeper. Rams can't catch L-BUPPER SANDUSKY — Liberty-Benton dropped Upper Sandusky 5-2 Thursday.Cooper Roof scored twice for Upper Sandusky (6-3).Assists for the Rams came from Jonathan Craig and Caleb Arter.Bryson Stoneburner registered seven saves in goal.